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09-02-2008 at 04:38:29 PM

I have installed my Q6600 on asus rampage formula, and the water cooling of the kandalf LCS.
Now i started testing the possibilities of overclocking, and after changeing it to qx6700, i tested into qx6800...

Suddenly i get the following readings: AISuite 28C cpu,PCProbe 28C, Real Temp 2.70 (core temperature)
q1=32 q2=38 q3=34 q4=35 // all those in idle and reaches 65 in max temperature in Real temp while in suite and probe its maxed with 52C....

Im a bit confussed and scared not to crap my computer with such a weird type of settings.

Now according to real temp the fsb is 325.99x6.0 Mhz.

Can someone explain to me waht it means and how to get the best settings withouth risking my ccomputer?

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09-02-2008 at 05:25:30 PM

also forgot to mention i runned prime95 for 30 seconds and in "stock" clocks i hited 62ºC with realtemp in the Core Temps... is taht even normal?!


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